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* One of the powers available to the protagonist in ''[[Advent Rising]]'' is the "negate" power, which manifests as either a carryable or placeable rectangular force shield or a player-encompassing bubble that blocks all attacks for as long as the protagonist has the energy to sustain it. Alas, this isn't all that long.

* The Assassin in ''[[Monday Night Combat]]'' has a deflector shield in the form of a smoke bomb, yes, a smoke bomb.

* Mage-type Shades in ''[[~~Nie R~~]]'' can project a [[Sphere of Power]] around themselves or their allies that make them impervious to damage, or at least negate a very large fraction of it. Nier himself can call upon Weiss' Dark Wall spell, which can cast an invincible [[Instant Runes|rune-inscribed wall]] of limited duration in front of him—but ''only'' directly in front of him, and it's fixed in place once cast.

* Mage-type Shades in ''[[NieR]]'' can project a [[Sphere of Power]] around themselves or their allies that make them impervious to damage, or at least negate a very large fraction of it. Nier himself can call upon Weiss' Dark Wall spell, which can cast an invincible [[Instant Runes|rune-inscribed wall]] of limited duration in front of him—but ''only'' directly in front of him, and it's fixed in place once cast.

* The "Shield" spell in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' makes the target invincible for a period of time.

* ''[[Vindictus]]'' mage character Evie has magical shields as her main source of defense. These block all magical and physical attacks; but only seem to extend as far as the surface of her skin, since clothing and armour can still be damaged (underwear can't be damaged, but that seems to be mainly due to the devs aiming for a PG-13 audience).